An RSVP'er is a someone who has RSVP'd to an event
We'll count someone as an RSVP'er if they RSVP ✅ or ⛔ to an event through Eventbot. This means your Slack workspace can have 100 or 1000 users, but only a few RSVP'ers who are using Eventbot.
Note: Seeing an event, checking it's details, or getting invited does NOT count as a RSVP'er. 😃
Will I get billed if I go over the limit? Nope!
After you hit the RSVP'er limit additional folks will not be able to RSVP to your events. You can choose to upgrade or you can choose not to (we hope you do!) but you won't be billed automatically.
What happens if I hit the RSVP'er limit.
Once your workspace hits the RSVP'er limit for the month, new users will not be able to RSVP to events. Existing RSVP'ers can still use Eventbot normally. Each month the RSVP'er count is reset, back to zero.
When does the count of RSVP'ers reset?
We reset the count on the 1st of every month. As an example, if your team has 19 RSVP'ers on January 31st, you'll start fresh on February 1st with 0 RSVP'ers.
Can a user be counted more than once?
Nope. If a user RSVP's to an event, they are only counted once for that entire month. They can continue using Eventbot without impacting the limit.
What happens if a RSVP'er leaves the workspace?
Slack does not alert Eventbot when a user leaves, so we must count that person as an RSVP'er until the start of next month.
